So what is....

[Ursula]

the oldest trick in the book then? :unsure:

[Isafari]

The Oldest Trick in the Book is the infamous "Tapping on a person's left shoulder when you're standing on their right." This trick was first chronicled in cuneiform by the Ancient Sumerians, who lived on the windswept steppes of Mesopotamia. :yes:

[Skywatcher]

Pulling a trilobite out of a hat shaped volcanic hole

[Britchick]

it's probably a phrase that i say frequently and it annoys everyone else :yes:

[Mags]

Oh, I know that one Helen! Its when your children swear (and even gang together) that you didnt tell them to do something or that you said something you didnt. I know that one because I used to do it. :yes:

Margaret

[Claire]

Is it similar to the oldest profession? :unsure:

[Britchick]

Is it similar to the oldest profession? :unsure:

or something the oldest profession performs? :unsure:

[Tink]

In keeping with that thought, would then the oldest trick in the book be the first, 'john?' :spring:

[mumof2]

it's probably a phrase that i say frequently and it annoys everyone else :yes:

:point::hug2:

[Britchick]

In keeping with that thought, would then the oldest trick in the book be the first, 'john?' :spring:

clever!

[mumof2]

In keeping with that thought, would then the oldest trick in the book be the first, 'john?' :spring:

oooooooo yeah, like the way you think Tink!

[Tink]

What I really want to know is, WHAT BOOK? :unsure: :mental:

[Beccaberry]

:telltink:

Oh wait. You *are* Tink!!! :mental:

[Tink]

:D :D
Ayuh. That I am. :D :D

[Disneybumble]

If l told you ,I would have to kill you. Sorry it is a secret passed on by John in a book.